‘APRIL 9. 19:11

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

rnGE NINE

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a year's subscription to the Sno- qualmie Valley Record for the fam- ily. (Mr. Fred Stephen McDonald is a son of Mr. Malcolm F. McDonald, of- Belfast, PE 1'.)

"Husbands should share the house-work with their wives," says a, woman's paper. We dell)!” "1059 selfish husbands who want to do it all themselves. -

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Stewart Jones 8a Co. Correspondents of

Greenshields & Co.

Members of m Montreal Stock Exchange

Sharp, agriculture instructor in Sei- ma Union High School, was so suc- cessful in teaching his students to make a profit in the poultry busi- ness that he decided to Io 1M0 it for himself. l-lis resignation is ef- fective July l.

GRAND CANYON

FLAGSTAFF‘, Aria, April 7.—'I‘l1e

Grand Canyon, world famous scenic gpot, has become the object of a search for wealth by mining men who report the finding of mercury in suiiicient quantity to justify large scale mining operations.

in, Ghwlottetown

LINDSAY, Oal., April 0 (U. P.)—~ Mirage avenue here is not what ite name might imply. It la a street of shade trees, green lawns and large homes-and not a mirage in a mile

Returns From Visiting Toronto

Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, Moderator Moderator of the Maritime Synod, of the Maritime Synod, ada returned a few days ago from Toronto and Montreal, where he had been spending some days after hav- ing attended the annual. meeting of the Board of Sunday Schools and Young Peoples‘ Societies of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, which was called to meet in Toron- to on March 19th.

The Board held its meetings in St.

ndrew's Institute and continued in session for two days. The reports of the work being done by the S. Schools and Young Peoples‘ Societies throughout the Dominion of Canada were very encouraging. This was especially true of quite a. number of the fields in the West. In a number of the cities in the West, where sev- eral years ago only S. Schools ex- isted, are now to be found flourish- ing congregations.

The General Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church in Canada also mot in the same place on March 17th to 21st. When not having to attend the meetings of the Board of S. Schools and Young Peoples’ Societies, Mr. Stavert was able to be present at the meetings of the Gen- eral Board of Missions.

The reports from“ the different syiiodical missionaries and from the various other workers in the House and Foreign Mission Fields were full of inspiration and good cheer.. Dur- ing the past summer, the two hund- red Home Mission Fields had been manned with students and the work done had‘ been of a high order. Al- though the past ycar has been one of financial depression, yet the con-

tributions made from these fields were greater than in all previous years.

Appointments were made to all of the Home Mission Fields for the in- coming year.’ Most of the young men who have been appointed, have been young men from our own Can- adian colleges. A .few students from Westminster College, Philadelphia, Princeton College, New Jersey, New College, Edinburgh, Assembly's Col- lege, Belfast, Trinity College, Dublin, and from several other overseas eol- lcges were given appointments.

Two young ladies, who are gradu-

ating from the Deaconess Training Home, Toronto, this year, have vol- unteered for work in the Foreign Field and have been accepted. They will sail for their respective fields in the latter part of the summer.‘

The work of the Foreign Field is growing rapidly and every year the staff has to be increased.

The growth of the Church as a whole in both the Home and the Foreign Field during the past five years has been very marked indeed. When the growth of the Presbyter-

‘iari Church in Canada, within the

home fields dui"ing the past two years was compared with the growth of the United Church of Canada within the same territory, it was found that in proportion to the membership of each, that the Pres- byterian Church in Canada had grown slightly more than twice as fast as the United Church of Can- ada had.

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Is- ' M1“ 101th Thy monthly meeting o‘ the or fiziliaiirnl. , M‘, ,H,,,|I_,,, Curb Market Honor roii of Prince Street School . . . - '1. - ' - well Cove Women's Institute for the ' i . 1”‘ for m; man“; ogwllirdg- 2 . . - - . . . month of March, met at the home l"! "111" - I it! l— ' Gm e _' m” erguson’ ’ ‘- ' int lliirv . fi-(Wil- ‘l. Florence Simmons" 3 Edith Shaw. - . . of Mrs. Franl R , iti i - - " ' ' :ii.r.l..i..|....-.: 111,15. 1.1.1. . hers and u"; ‘lfgf,’,’,sw,,,l,;,’f,mfrfie 113: klf v i198 q, kisvwlfll t" J"h1,1;1§::,1f,\h\,i:l\l,hls, Grade IX-i. Esther McLean and (rl.,l.,lil.,,i.r.i_.,awn“,nl; H ‘fleeting Opened by Smgmg me “Rose 1.1211101‘, 11...‘. i i234, alllmqfilrln ‘Ilsl/gu, 8' , Irene MacDonald (Etztlihl); 2, Dorothy ,,"' .11r1~i1 ... ... ... - , .- _ . 5:111 - , ,',',‘,,{.,‘,.',','.“",.,,,,.,_,. ,,,,,, mg“, of ’I‘r:ilec. Roll call was answered by }l‘,,',‘,‘,"~,,,“’_" __ _ , ,_ a, 1113111101. Am 011 ii~'y.| 11st 11%| 110.’. Saunders’ 3' Charm e Gas? recipes. A business discussion about 1.1.; My n 1 - +1".- m)“ Q‘,‘,',",2;S”“ 1W‘ my‘ 1H‘ c Grgd: vlanilksiinq ‘ti,’ 2' Dem llaintin the intcri r f th h l “my” 1"". ' Itw" l1 '1' ('1' ' ' ' 1:11; m"; 1 91H)“ “mp ' duflng lib, ms,“ himjflys ai,,:cMzz_ {‘,',,‘_‘,,, “.{;",,,_‘_,;’ 35.4], y, Illliigellfilglhutlllflfni: ",1 113%,] is "Grade VII—-1, Olive MacLean; 2, ,,_ ,1 Rooney was appomted w see a ironic "gal-id . u qgaml; a,‘ ilifitflvllé-ills , m’. 1-» 121.; Doris Simmonds; 3. Margaret Bois_ i; _ N- . , . .\'nsl .11 '11- zix + 1’ -. °_'e' ° ,_.,_, _. _ n"- p11 ii er c.v coii llllLlLCS were then M" lmsfl U, ,9 , 7w 7km, ,_ U: wlrinma Ln . ézjytifllllm %‘,\. "0 Grade VIFI’ Katherine Bagna"; fllmointcd. Mrs. Wm. Brown invited y". .- m; _ 9814,; 99.14,, gem may». =1’, , “l” ‘ m,’ llituiwk . the members to her home for their 1p) no ' MW 311211,,“ f. ' oiaini no 2' Nora‘ Dmvne; 3 Cmlstance Co!’ 1'1"" ='"" i-"t l‘ next; meeting, roll call to be answer- i111‘ (‘oiit , l111111;1i1i11tii1'»0v.u. l". ‘Hmm’ mm“ 7m 7m m‘ 7"’ Wm‘ - - ed by “M Fm, Beau. Lunch w,“ x i... v0 . v.1 111-11 111141 ‘l1 14-01.’. Grade V-l, P-vi-een Alley: 2. Helen r4 1111 of m“: Jei-ia-y . y “ ' "mfk m’ ' ' f"? T)‘ fi .' .9 _ Carmody; 3 Helen Lawson. ' . -- then served by tiie hostess and the I'M‘ P1111 - :11". 4W. 42%| 4.104.144 ' “"‘""‘1“” " meet,“ dosed b s,“ m me Na 1-0.. l<‘.'1r1l ,.'10fl1.1:i11*l1.|3o :10 ~ 1'. Grade IV (Miss MathesonM-l, Earl .. _ ,_ , _.,, monalimhem y g g ',,','," I115?" ,"' ”‘ Wonnacott; 2, Dorothy Davy; 3, ' l’ >1 0i’ N J t" I35 Grace Diamond. Th A ll ..i.l i’ th O l - .2 " " Coveewoliilircnsmlilnstxifut: wase hell-d”: ,:§i‘l}l'.°(gi'"é7' " + a Grade Ivpmnss Weeky-II’, MW? iiiiiuiixr ltllVll-‘Arll FOR APRIL a. the home o, Mrs Wm Brown, Wm‘ 1W9, q-P-e, 17% is ,1, confirmed Imm page 1 MacDonald, 2. Constance Mc ure, . 1'1 ' ' - - ' John McEwen. seven members and seven visitors 15"” QM”: it , 0.1x \i1i.\x BRONZE 001112181’: present. The m“ ca“ was fespond- Snrljtntzfiligicn .115 5:1 fifll/J- I Another Factor Grade III (Miss lvlacDonalm-l, _ . slim ('11l'[l . . 11 '~ 11%| 1114.14» . i Phyllis Murray; 2, Annabelle Law- \\".11. 1i..- 1.101.111 11f .\liir('l1, 17011111111111 ed to by "My First Beau", which gm, n," 15%|1_-,=1;115r.;|+ i; i1r..i.1..~ 1".....,....._v_ 1.1i..i1.-.i_ .-.>i.ipi.-1.-.i a n , _ _ > ' ’ ,+ 1/, M f ,1 1 f Lure sun; 3, Phyllis Mutch. llit- 111.1 “unto.- .11 n.- vum-m. ...-ame- ‘luvs-Kl math merr rnent. Mliriutes of _ ,._, ,2 ,4,‘ Another poss e ac or n u Grade In (MES Stewart) ___ 1 '1'“ -"‘"'- ‘l """'~"-.""' ""“"‘°" ""' the 111st meeting were read and .~ is 100+ ‘A. negotiations is the fact that at cer- _ . ' rlilfcil u..- llfillill .i|.~i.i--...i .... 11.0 cmu- _ 111;, 7;,1/_,_ Claire Farquharson, 2, Ida Jay, 3. ,,,,,,, _..,,,,,-,._., ,..,,-O,l;,,._- 11,‘, l,,5,-1,,,|_ i adopted. It was decided» to have 42% 43.5w iv, tain seasons Cuba. is a potato ex- Elmer Latter " it 1-1 l1 11 ilit 1' - 111s iicas _ g1; 1,1‘ _ _ ‘ Yilllillilu Jimlii-s1.'§}....il:.ii..ir'01.11."; this Wm’ McKcnna‘ palm; the school dur grrxlil»: Porting counny- zrhey have two p0 Grade n (M155 Aitken)_.1_ Eleanor v0.0.1.1 i» 0.1m. slightly from 11 your ing the Easter holidays. It was also _ , i- 1,4. tato crops in the year, the first in Mary Dump 2 Marja,“ Madmen r, 1 will‘ ' pr i‘l1 l '1 119]] up l0 . V! r1: ,l_ ‘ 1 1 ' iilkclnlrzoliv .'-'.1i..|-..r'n)i»i: 0.31.10‘... Tiila givcfl decided that the womens Institute '7 + ti Jmmm’ “d February: the sewnd m em: 3. Cynthia Kendall and Bever- ili-fiiiiii- f‘.\]tl:4‘.\'.\'i1\lI to tho lllllllflftllirl stage thglr plgy in the Qnyell cove + 1,; May and Juna During these per- e l frilsli 1'l‘1ll\1lll\i1‘\i Iii npcriitloiis \\‘llll'll 1 d A n 8th N 1,; 19y vanld rst 319' ghf‘ illrlpllllvlllvliif hi1! been ‘M110 to 11,10 ‘an ‘m Wcdn" "Y- Pr - 9w 1,1, iods the surplus product is export- Grade H muss Bcnnettrd. Be,“ ‘ . .- . . i " l ‘ ..'.'.r1'i...?n';.'»r iiiic qliliiliilizconlrif It‘i1em‘1fii‘rrci‘i‘t conxmutges were appointed and next 1/, 9d to New York- Canada‘ has MagEgchefn; 2, Mary MgcEachern your i1 is nimli-riiioly satisfactory, 1111111. meeting Wm b9 at the b93119 9f Mr5~ ‘,1 nnw 3, general tarifl Of 75 cents D61‘ and Blah. Macnocgau‘ (Cqnah- 3 n 1 . t 1 _ - ' ' ' I-ng-llrlggfiglwiviiltiihgotpgi‘ o p ‘mhn Mcmudl‘ Lunch wastthe“ Se” |. i; bushel on potatoes; but last year, D0,.“ Gm“ 1 I 5 . —- 1 .11....’"1;.:"::"'::....1::‘:: :0: .:.':.".'."....'; t“ 1"“ ‘" °°“‘ "m" m“ ...=§du11=s1h= momhs of Aw"- Mv- -..- f0r ilio riillro ivcriuil should lie 1111110 ,,+'..‘]'1'. June and July, we imPOHSBii 750.-

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m“ “" "lilm"! *|1\'"|“")<1 ‘If 39-59 W‘ "ll", M“ and Mm Fred Stephen MC it..§’.‘°<'~.. . 01,152 111% 110 007;. + ‘l. of this trade to Cuba by a tariff con- , at .1: i1... [Ofllfll work! out n1 aiiiziirly Donald, of Snoqualmie Falls. WBSh- “on-n. 1- . ‘Hi/i 77% 74% 7W1 +9.9 h, h 1d en 1,19 “m; storage facilities in Cuba. In such a1 1.10.». .1...“ m1 no. 'l'l1e rm 11...: Ylll! , U A h .,,,,, m _ y 11 Conch 11y. 12y. 1111i. 2y, - 695m" W ° "m" a .ii.-i.i.-...i.. 1.. ...-..., "ma... 1., .. “...-u 118ml- 5- -- W 115° e 8°" a. V _____________ count“. to w“ u; pgtgtqes as a time climate provision for storage would Fifi;"lttfii'iiofi§f'is“{3i§§e.i"§§°'}§>t'§§§: ,7," 7'_j_J:'$“ge3,'n:$ Eff; RUSTICO CONVENT when our own producers are not in bfh an heriznnltuis exnleifi- fight the 11'. -‘-~ " er an, un e a an M“ "°“"""'Y "P9°"""““1 "hm"? i" which upper vaPey merchants have 1W6 market‘ o , y 1 y the iirniliictloii of bronze lirushliigii Illlll fl d L u “Lt born m this dis Honor r011 of Rugflgg Convent for free entry Of Canad an potatoes n- enrlir, in. th ll ' » 111' o ere o ie r- - , _ 111 1'.i'::.i.1“ns its eciiri2f‘v:ii)s1oif1::;? it’; t, t , 193, the 111011311 °t March“ Advice to Island Growors to Cuba will be agreed to. The av tTlllélYill lviisliioss is ill] important rm:- r“ l‘ n" b t m b Grade X—Fiora MacDonald. Fkan- erase Potato Production in Cuba is m r it -111 i -. .1 t i . ‘ w ' 1 nil.- ii.ii'§rti'lnte?.-t'.'.'l‘...“limit”. '51s.» The Ema -Oys Daren: ti ls i: c“ ‘hunt’ “rem Dmmtte‘ 011a aspect of the dill-Him‘ B1"- “b°“° 1°” ‘Wsms p" am" 15° “"5” developed iii other directions, including Elven m6 191395531’? C“ en 3 Grade Ix_Bemadette Paquet ca, M pD mm is e15 15 the oumide 11mm n is ,m_ "W Prmlllrlloii of busing» 11"" '"‘"" they will call at the Record office ' Ymaslzed by Hm‘ Mr‘ 3 01 , i513! l"; llilsh “need wnfhimiry. 1,1111 111,1.» wmch w,“ enuue the baby to a cilia Doiron, Loretta Doiron. of parucular mponance 1° potato reasonable to expect them to giie

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IMly. iurirlilsi; bqeacnfiggnoef‘ ingurnvipiiini a, of hoes from me sunset Gem Grade VIIP-Helenfl JEWIS- All" producers 1,, mg; pmvgqp‘, Cuba free access to Maritime pro- ii is 11 newer development, niiil nt the p r 5 Q3113“; 1 under the present tarlfl-s w“, need q ducal-s, who gap grow 300 and even Present tiiiio is rclardcil l1y tlic slowing eral Store; i! solid gold ring from ‘ 1 L cm Dalton Jean ’ - 5 b h 1 “w c un ivliicii in... tnkan plnce_ particularly G M N, c, bah s“ “es Grade VI — u . m.“ quanmy of seed next 1311' much 3 0 us es per acre. e are no In newsprint "roducuun- f w. th. Aleliii’: glru Stgre 511i at 90mm’ Edward Blanchard‘ larger than ever before. Certified 115M118 I01‘ "BB entry.“ Mr- Milli-I . . nnnmiugcml“ INDUSTRY‘ Mgziowiirook- Bncans Si’ Eagle Brand Gmde V1421” Pmeau’ Mane seed is still admitted free Of duty. Dmmd °°""““°d- "but “m” We‘ (‘union continues u; 11.0w r111 incrcnw Mm; m; thelUnited Groceries; a Bume’ Lena Gallant" but the Cuban growers require the ‘P011111 Prefer would be $01116 Fells-i 1"..?I".‘{““'i‘°§§..?°°‘."f.“‘ (inanlwilythieize quart of milk a day for a. month Grade v-Auce Pmeam mama Red Bliss seed for their early crop. 011M118 tliflfi- 51W (m9 "m? P" Pmlnd-

11111111 , .,00( . ... 1i - mire fnrflqaliriiiiry, 11ml L-‘giiipnil-iiig with from me some“ Ewe DB"), a touet Gauthier, Lorette Gallant. we have not nmch Red Buss shed extended throughout the whole Wan 6.1403100 iii Jziimnry. Tim fin-rouse from . . Grade n! (ovgf B0%)-—M. Helene ' . and not a ma,‘ season“, tar,“ as 1h» 8111110 1.1.1.111. 01' i“: year is m-nrly set from the Joe W. English Phar- h d K m in this Province, though a few car- . 1.0011000 1.01.0. unlit. ins 101.11 10f.- I1‘4\'h- ma” a canon o, deems “gm Blanchard, Stella Blanc liar , Ra - loads have been mpofled ‘mm the was hnherto the case. Th,“ would 1ii1r_v, lllil , i , , , I 1 1o 1 i. ‘ y "W" m0iilihmyvfm iatrilllHgli-fifliloiifl “lé-AVJI- globes from the E. J. Anderson Hard- leendoguangaéames Ga an ' a) Unmd State, by the potatc grown-y be stmclent to ghe the Cuban,